The Louisville man accused of killing a three-year-old and his father last year was released on bail by a New York hip-hop producer, sources and court records reveal. Nigel Talley posted a $ 300,000 cash bond on Friday for Kevon Lawless, according to court records. Lawless, 23, faces two counts of murder in the fatal shooting of Trinity Randolph, 3, and her father, Brandon Waddles, 21. His bond was originally set at $ 1 million, but was reduced to some extent. Talley’s address is listed as Mt. Vernon, New York, a suburb of New York, according to court records. While these court records do not list Talley’s calling, sources say he is the same Nigel Talley who was included on a Billboard 2020 Players R & B / Hip-Hop Power list. WLKY News called Talley, who Said he was in a meeting and would call back. He hung up on two subsequent phone calls. Talley also has a connection to Louisville hip-hop artist EST Gee, according to interviews with the rapper posted online, and is listed as the producer of one of EST Gee’s music videos. Trinity’s family are in shock and in disbelief that Lawless was able to come out. The family said they heard the news of his release, not from prosecutors but from someone on Instagram. They said what made them even more disheartened was that Lawless wasted no time taking to social media, taunting the family about what he allegedly did and celebrating his release from prison. They say their concern is whether Lawless, or anyone associated with him, will try to harm their family further.